PHP 'switch' statement

[nightcat]

Hi guys

I'm a bit confused with the 'switch' statement.

The main thing I need to know is whether it takes multiple agruments like:

switch ($one, $two, $three) {

case $one == 1;

case $two == 2;

case $three == 3;

}


or will it be to write it:

switch (TRUE){

case $one == 1;

case $two == 2;

case $three == 3;

}


I've seen the second example in the comments to some tutorials.

[hknetmaster]

Hi,

The switch statement can only be used to compare the value of one variable.
And it is used in this way: http://pt.php.net/switch
If you want to check the value of multiple vars use the if statement.

[nightcat]

Hi,

The switch statement can only be used to compare the value of one variable.
And it is used in this way: http://pt.php.net/switch
If you want to check the value of multiple vars use the if statement.

Well, I thought about it, but then decided to research switch as well, as it might come useful

I also read a number of tutorials on the subject, but in my experience these are always writen as simple as possible and it's hard to find anything to advanced without asking on the forums such as this one